On 14 Sep 2005 evaders99 (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed] wrote:
> I'd just like to report as a solution: the Nuke Patched files. These are being developed to cover all the latest vulnerabilities, and to fix issues with previous versions of phpNuke.
>
> These changes will be implemented to our CVS and package downloads soon.
The PHP-Nuke vendor @ http://phpnuke.org has already released a security
fix to this immediately. It is strongly advised to run the patch.
> I'd just like to report as a solution: the Nuke Patched files. These are being developed to cover all the latest vulnerabilities, and to fix issues with previous versions of phpNuke.
>
> These changes will be implemented to our CVS and package downloads soon.
The PHP-Nuke vendor @ http://phpnuke.org has already released a security
fix to this immediately. It is strongly advised to run the patch.
Read the vendor's disclosure:
http://phpnuke.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=7434
The patch is for all PHP-Nuke 7.8 and older.
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